Help me with Holter Monitor Report

I am a 57 woman smoker, had chest pain, short breath, Skipping..... Can someone tell me what this report shows? What are 4 runs totaling 12 beats?

110997 QRS
123 Ventricular beats (1%)
12822 Supraventricular beats (12%)

HEART RATES
51 Minimum at 10:42
77 Average
116 Maximum at 22:38
1624 Beats in Tachycardia >=100 bpm 1% Total
3876 Beats in bracdycardia ,=60 bpm 3% Total
2.09 Seconds Max R-R at 13:09

VENTRICULARS V F R I
102 Isolated
9 Couplets
0 Bigeminal Cycles
1 Runs totaling 3 Beats
3 Beats longest run 214 bpm 13:31
3 Beats fastest run 214 bpm 13:31

SUPRAVENTRICULARS S J A
7492 Isolated
2659 Couplets
132 Bigeminal cycles
4 Runs totaling 12 beats
3 Beats longest run 122 bpm 15:51
3 Beats fastest run 122 bpm 15:51

[jkfrench]

How long did you wear the monitor for?

[tmarieq]

24 Hours

[tom_h]

110997 QRS
That is the number of heartbeats recorded in the monitoring period

123 Ventricular beats (1%)
12822 Supraventricular beats (12%)
The next two speak for themselves.  13% total I would think is a rather high percentage.

HEART RATES
51 Minimum at 10:42
77 Average
116 Maximum at 22:38
Needs no explanation.

1624 Beats in Tachycardia >=100 bpm 1% Total
This could be caused by any number of things from walking up steps, and other activity.

3876 Beats in bracdycardia ,=60 bpm 3% Total
2.09 Seconds Max R-R at 13:09
This could have been while you were asleep

VENTRICULARS V F R I
102 Isolated
9 Couplets
0 Bigeminal Cycles
1 Runs totaling 3 Beats
3 Beats longest run 214 bpm 13:31
3 Beats fastest run 214 bpm 13:31
This are VTachs. You appear to have had 3 consecutive beats in a row.  Interesting to note it was very close in time to the incident above.

SUPRAVENTRICULARS S J A
7492 Isolated
2659 Couplets
132 Bigeminal cycles
4 Runs totaling 12 beats
3 Beats longest run 122 bpm 15:51
3 Beats fastest run 122 bpm 15:51
These are SVT's,  You had a bunch of isolated "one offs", plus a large number of couplets.  You had four distinct episodes that totaled 12 beats.  I don't believe this is too bad, all things considered.

The term "runs" are consecutive beats.  For instance, since my cardiac ablation, I occasionally experience 8 to 12 beat "runs" of SVT before it drops out and back to NSR.

Of course, I have no idea what all this means for your health.